I would say 660 at least no recent baddies or unpaid COs. Some payment history with a CC at least 6 months. YMMV of course.
@MountainHiker wrote:My Girlfriend is thinking about apping for a Discover card and not sure which one is best or easiest to get.She was considering the IT card but unsure what type of score is needed to get that card.Any suggestions?
Thanks
P.S. Her TU is about 692 FICO
From the Discover website, it's pretty much IT or nothing! The IT card has replaced the More card, the only other personal card would be the IT for students. There are several business cards offered, but that's about IT! 
While they formerly had other cards that customers still hold, I don't think anything else is available to apply for, at least not from their website.
@thom02099 wrote:
@MountainHiker wrote:My Girlfriend is thinking about apping for a Discover card and not sure which one is best or easiest to get.She was considering the IT card but unsure what type of score is needed to get that card.Any suggestions?
Thanks
P.S. Her TU is about 692 FICO
From the Discover website, it's pretty much IT or nothing! The IT card has replaced the More card, the only other personal card would be the IT for students. There are several business cards offered, but that's about IT!
While they formerly had other cards that customers still hold, I don't think anything else is available to apply for, at least not from their website.
They also have a "Miles by Discover" credit card you can apply for on their website. Its located on the very bottom of their website under "credit cards". Its not very prominent probably because they're pushing their IT product.
I believe if you call in and apply over the phone, you can apply for the Discover More card. Also make sure to ask for the $200 cash back welcome bonus after spending $1500 in first three months. And then if you really wanted the IT card, you can PC the More card to the IT card.
That's what I did in January.
That's what I did in January.